el_squared
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Hi there,
So the nurse at the CFS clinic at Stanford said I tested "quite high" for the coxsackie viruses -- viruses plural, although I don't yet know which exact viruses or what the numbers are.
A few weeks ago, I tested high (IgG only) for EBV, HHV6, and mycoplasma pneumonia, which Stanford also told me was significant.
So, I'm wondering if there is any consensus on what of these viruses is most relevant to CFS? For example, should I address the enterovirus problem before Epstein Barr, etc.
I don't get to talk to the people at Stanford often and my next appt isn't for a couple months.
thanks,
Laura
So the nurse at the CFS clinic at Stanford said I tested "quite high" for the coxsackie viruses -- viruses plural, although I don't yet know which exact viruses or what the numbers are.
A few weeks ago, I tested high (IgG only) for EBV, HHV6, and mycoplasma pneumonia, which Stanford also told me was significant.
So, I'm wondering if there is any consensus on what of these viruses is most relevant to CFS? For example, should I address the enterovirus problem before Epstein Barr, etc.
I don't get to talk to the people at Stanford often and my next appt isn't for a couple months.
thanks,
Laura